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import { makePromiseKit } from '@endo/promise-kit';
import { makeDefaultExo } from '@metamask/kernel-utils/exo';
import { unwrapTestLogger } from '../test-powers.ts';
import type { TestPowers } from '../test-powers.ts';
/**
* Build function for vats that will run various tests.
*
* @param vatPowers - Special powers granted to this vat.
* @param vatPowers.logger - The logger for the vat.
* @param parameters - Initialization parameters from the vat's config object.
* @param parameters.name - The name of the vat.
* @param parameters.test - The test to run.
* @param _baggage - Root of vat's persistent state (not used here).
* @returns The root object for the new vat.
*/
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/explicit-function-return-type
export function buildRootObject(
vatPowers: TestPowers,
parameters: { name?: string; test?: string } = {},
_baggage: unknown = null,
) {
const name = parameters?.name ?? 'anonymous';
const test = parameters?.test ?? 'unspecified';
const tlog = unwrapTestLogger(vatPowers, name);
/**
* Print a message to the log.
*
* @param message - The message to print.
*/
function log(message: string): void {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-console
console.log(`${name}: ${message}`);
}
log(`buildRootObject`);
log(`configuration parameters: ${JSON.stringify(parameters)}`);
let bobResolve: ((value: unknown) => void) | undefined;
return makeDefaultExo('root', {
async bootstrap(vats: { bob: unknown }) {
log(`bootstrap start`);
tlog(`running test ${test}`);
const promise1 = E(vats.bob).first();
const promise2 = E(vats.bob).second(promise1);
const doneP = Promise.all([
promise1.then(
(res: unknown) => {
tlog(`first result resolved to ${String(res)}`);
return 'p1succ';
},
(rej: unknown) => {
tlog(`first result rejected with ${String(rej)}`);
return 'p1fail';
},
),
promise2.then(
(res: unknown) => {
tlog(`second result resolved to ${String(res)}`);
return 'p2succ';
},
(rej: unknown) => {
tlog(`second result rejected with ${String(rej)}`);
return 'p2fail';
},
),
]);
await E(vats.bob).loopback();
return doneP;
},
// This is a hack that effectively does the job of stdout.flush() even
// though we don't have access to stdout itself here. It makes sure we
// capture all the log output prior to the return value from `bootstrap`
// resolving.
loopback() {
return undefined;
},
async first() {
tlog(`first`);
const { promise, resolve } = makePromiseKit();
bobResolve = resolve;
return promise;
},
async second(promiseParam: Promise<unknown>) {
tlog(`second`);
bobResolve?.(`Bob answers first in second`);
const param = await promiseParam;
tlog(`parameter to second resolved to ${String(param)}`);
return `Bob's second answer`;
},
});
}
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